Young Adults Testing Persuasive Essay

Among the problems of murder, rape, drug abuse, corruption, poverty, and terrorism, there is one problem that can simply not go unresolved: young adult testing. Young adults everywhere wake up dreading the day ahead. Anxiety and anger fill high school halls, all about tests. There is even a medical term for this that sounds as mythical as unicorns, dragons, or global warming: test anxiety. There are reports that the mere rumor of a test can instantly send a student into seizure. I have been assured by over two hundred scientific works by over 32 different specialists that 99 percent of all students who attempted to take the ACT over five times were infected with the disgusting desire to become a delinquent. It is unreasonable to not recognize the problem at hand. This problem has obviously been allowed to grow without serious attempts to address it, and after thoughtful consideration I have developed a plan to address the dangers of excessive testing.
From this point forward, there is only one test. Instead of forcing students to take test after test from the moment of birth to the moment of death citizens will henceforth take only a single test. This one test will be …show more content…
Overall levels of stress will decrease since there is only one instead of hundreds of tests. The peak level of stress might increase for that single test, of course, but overall the amount of stress will be way down. There may be a few mega-stressed students at any given time, but there will no longer be gaggles of stressed students running rampant through the halls all the time. Since there are no longer tests to study for, students will excel in their specific sports and build better relationships with their families. Students will have a better social life because now that their life is at stake they will live to the fullest while they still can. In addition to these benefits to the individual student, there are obvious benefits to society as